Parliamentary Reminiscences
Parliamentary Reminiscences
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In awe-inspiring tones he reminded the house that they were discussing this question on the Queen's birthday. This was too much for members, who received Mr. Hope's pathetic reference to the royal birthday with a hearty burst of laughter. Mr. Brad- laugh, who was sitting under the gallery, heard all the abuse which was poured upon him. Mr. Wharton was particularly violent, and described the member for Northampton as the Cerberus of atheism, treason, and filth. The motion to appoint a Committee ...to consider 153 PARLIAMENTARY REMINISCENCES the question of the parliamentary oath was in the end agreed to.
It was arranged that in Mr. Gladstone's absence Lord Hartington should lead the House, and that on unim- portant nights the Prime Minister should go home. It turned out that there were very few nights of that character. Soon after taking office the Prime Minister made the second Budget statement of the year. The malt duty had long been one of the grievances of the agricultural interest. At one time it used to be the subject of annual motions ; but this year Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In awe-inspiring tones he reminded the house that they were discussing this question on the Queen's birthday. This was too much for members, who received Mr. Hope's pathetic reference to the royal birthday with a hearty burst of laughter. Mr. Brad- laugh, who was sitting under the gallery, heard all the abuse which was poured upon him. Mr. Wharton was particularly violent, and described the member for Northampton as the Cerberus of atheism, treason, and filth. The motion to appoint a Committee ...to consider 153 PARLIAMENTARY REMINISCENCES the question of the parliamentary oath was in the end agreed to.
It was arranged that in Mr. Gladstone's absence Lord Hartington should lead the House, and that on unim- portant nights the Prime Minister should go home. It turned out that there were very few nights of that character. Soon after taking office the Prime Minister made the second Budget statement of the year. The malt duty had long been one of the grievances of the agricultural interest. At one time it used to be the subject of annual motions ; but this year Mr.
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